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English: Arquebus War History Museum (Arquebus Krigshistorisk Museum) in Førre, Norway: The exhibition 'WWII Allied Victory in Europe 1945', opened in 2005 by Tom Wheatcroft (1922–2009), a British war veteran and collector of racing cars and German military vehicles. The exhibition includes mannequins dressed in military uniforms, displayed in glass cases showcasing weapons, equipment, ammunition, awards, debris, historical photos, and more. The collaboration with Tom Wheatcroft and his son Kevin Wheatcroft also includes 'The Battle of Berlin', a large diorama featuring a multitude of exhibition figures in German and Russian uniforms, weaponry, military equipment, and two Russian tanks in a city environment characterized by ruins, bricks and debris.
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- Victory in Europe (exhibition in Arquebus War History Museum)
- Flags of the Soviet Union
- Photographs of flags of the United States (1912–1959)
- Rifle grenades
- Military uniforms of the United States in World War II
- Fufajkas
- Military uniforms in museums
- Museum figures in Norway
- Soviet uniforms of World War II
- SCR-536
- Maxim M1910
- Museum figures in uniform